Private work intelligence Foundation available

Your best work.
Less busywork.

FocusMirror gives your computer work a private memory. See how work unfolds, return to important work with less reconstruction, and preserve the methods worth repeating.

iPhone and web available. Mac installer temporarily held. AI Focus Sessions are in development; Workflows are in build.

FocusMirror / Your workspaceInteractive concept · example data
Overview / TodayMonday, 7 September
YOUR DAY, AT A GLANCE

A little more perspective.

The shape of your day. Not a score on your work.

Observed time4h 20m
Work blocks05
Longest block90 min
Activity timelineSelect a block
BuildPlanningCommunicationResearch
Work blocksDuration
Explore Today, Focus Sessions, and Workflows.Interactive design preview · illustrative interface & data
Explore the workspace. Nothing here connects to your accounts.01 / Work intelligence 02 / Sessions 03 / Workflows
Built for the person doing the work.
No screenshotsNo keystrokesYou keep control
01FROM THE DAY TO THE METHOD

Your tools keep the files.
Keep the thread, too.

Important work moves between tools. The useful part is often the path you took. FocusMirror starts with a private record of that path and is building toward methods you can use again.

  1. 01 / You provide

    Intent

    What you set out to do.

  2. 02 / Foundation

    Work shape

    How the day unfolded.

  3. 03 / In development

    Session

    The next place to start.

  4. 04 / In build

    Workflow

    A method worth keeping.

  5. 05 / Planned

    Automation

    An action you approve.

02WORK INTELLIGENCE
Available foundation

See the shape
of the work.

Not just where time went, but how work unfolds across tools, sessions, and repeated patterns.

Review the activity. Add the context only you know. Decide what is worth changing.

Explore work intelligence
OBSERVATION ≠ INTENT

A tool being open does not tell the whole story. Your goal is yours to add.

Work intelligenceIllustrative week
THE SHAPE, NOT THE CONTENT

A pattern worth noticing.

3 sample days
09:0011:0013:0015:00
BuildResearchPlanExample categories
MONDAY / EXAMPLE OBSERVATION

46 minutes in the browser.

11:40–12:26. “Research” is a user-supplied label. No page content is captured.

03FOCUS SESSIONS
Design preview · in development
Focus sessionExample session
OUTCOME / PROVIDED BY YOU

Prepare the launch brief.

2 of 4 checkpointsIn progress
  1. Gather the contextReference material selected by you
    01
  2. Compare the alternativesDifferences organized for review
    02
  3. 3
    Shape the recommendationYour next checkpoint
    NOW
  4. 4
    Review the briefYour confirmation closes the session
    04
Context checkpointLaunch brief / Shape the recommendationThe objective and next step stay visible.

State should survive
the interruption.

Keep the outcome, plan, checkpoints, and next action intact even when the day fragments.

The session experience is being built around something simple: you should not need to start from a blank prompt every time you return.

Explore Focus Sessions
OutcomePlanStateClosure
04REUSABLE WORKFLOWS
In build

When something works,
preserve it.

Turn a repeatable process into a reviewable method your future self can actually use.

Explore Workflows
Research to recommendation Example procedure
METHOD / NOT A MAGIC BUTTON

Every step has a purpose.
Every revision stays readable.

v.03 adds a review checkpoint.
  1. 01GatherSelected sources
  2. 02CompareKey differences
  3. 03DraftYour recommendation
  4. 04ReviewYou decide
Revise the draftApprove the result
Versioned. Inspectable. Yours to refine.Inspect the full example
AUTOMATIONS / PLANNED

Automate repetition. Not judgment.

Surface the repeated work. Clarify the scope. Require approval before an action.

See the approval model
05THE DATA BOUNDARY
Inspect all fields

Understand the work.
Not the contents.

Understand the work without recording the work itself. The tracking foundation is designed around narrow signals, explicit intent, and user control—not screenshots, keystrokes, or covert surveillance.

Read the privacy approach
On-device exclusionsSeparate AI consentNo screenshots or keystrokes
FOLLOW A FIELDIllustrative data path
01 / YOUR DEVICECode editorForeground application
02 / LOCAL FILTERPermittedNot on the exclusion list
03 / WORK RECORDApp nameNarrow activity metadata
INCLUDED METADATA

An app name can describe the tool in use. It does not include what you write inside it.

Not a screen recording.Not a keylogger.
SERIOUS COMPUTER WORK

For work with more than one moving part.

Different work. The same need for a clearer record, an intact objective, and a repeatable method.

FOUNDERS & OPERATORS

Find the repeatable part.

Research a market, prepare a launch, or review feedback. Keep useful methods instead of rebuilding the same procedure.

Explore workflows
ENGINEERS & PRODUCT TEAMS

Return with the thread intact.

Reviews, meetings, and interruptions are part of the day. Keep the objective and the next checkpoint in view.

Explore Focus Sessions
RESEARCHERS & CONSULTANTS

Keep the method behind the finding.

Search, compare, synthesize, and draft. Make the structure of recurring research something you can review.

Explore work intelligence
CREATORS & KNOWLEDGE WORKERS

See what helped the work hold.

Look back at writing, analysis, and planning without turning the day into a productivity grade.

See the work loop
HONEST ABOUT WHAT’S HERE

Useful today.
More to come.

Private activity recordiPhone + web available · Mac installer heldAvailable
Focus Sessions & WorkflowsPreview the direction in this demoIn development
Approved automationsExecution with an explicit permission boundaryPlanned
A FEW THINGS WORTH KNOWING

Clear from
the beginning.

Real boundaries.
No fine-print surprises.

What can I use right now?

The iPhone Time Ledger and web dashboard are available. Mac provides the automatic work journal, but its installer is temporarily held pending a corrected release. AI Focus Sessions are in development, Workflows are in build, and Automations are planned. The interactions here are concept demonstrations.

Check current availability →
Does FocusMirror see what I’m working on?

The tracking foundation records permitted app names, domains, and timing—not screenshots, keystrokes, messages, or full URLs. Your own notes and intent are information you choose to add. Future connected actions need their own clearly scoped permissions.

Is this for Mac or Windows?

The iPhone app is available. The Mac installer is temporarily held while a corrected release is verified; Windows downloads are not yet available.

Is there a free plan?

FocusMirror Free provides the private work record. FocusMirror Pro adds deeper history and work intelligence. See shared web pricing and the actual billing flow on the pricing page. Apple shows its localized price before purchase.

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OBSERVENarrow signals, not screen contents.
REFLECTPerspective, not a universal score.
PRESERVEInspectable methods, not hidden shortcuts.
ACTExplicit permission before consequential automation.

Make room for the work
that matters.

Start with a clearer record. Build toward a better way to work.

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CONCEPT DEMONSTRATION

Permission before action.

Inspect this example scope. These controls only change the demonstration; no accounts connect and no automation runs.

Publishing, sending messages, and access to other accounts are not permitted.

Available signal

Desktop activity

Foreground application names and time ranges. Activity observation is not an API integration or permission to control that app.

Follow connection updates